Steel Production Reaches Best Since 1929 Record High
WALTER 8. TOWER reports that 1936 steel output rose to 47.7 million tons, the third largest year behind 1928 and 1929, with payrolls at a record 531,000 and wages up about 10 percent. Prices rose modestly late in 1936 to offset higher costs, while heavy products demand improved.
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Walter 8. Tower
American Iron and Steel Institute
New York
Automobile Manufacturers Association
North Russia families celebrate holidays and gatherings
Mrs Will Berg and son Clair Reinhard traveled to Tonawanda New York for holidays. Mrs Anna Berg visited her daughter in Wycliffe. Hazel Berg from Cleveland stays with parents for holidays. Numerous neighbors, cousins and relatives gathered in Oberlin Elyria Lorain and nearby towns for Christmas events and card parties at homes and local venues.
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Will Berg
Clair Reinhard
Tonawanda
N. Y
Anna Berg
Harvey Lipstrne
Wycliffe
Hazel Berg
Clevelands
Harold Berg
al Darvis
Elyria
George Keighley
Oberlin
Kenneth
Earl
Gibson
Recovery Tops 1930 Pace As 1937 Outlook Shines
New York December report credits heavy industry for the year’s rally with steel and railroad equipment at high levels, electric power at record outputs, and auto production near seven year highs. Leaders Aldrich Grace and Stoan forecast continued gains into 1937, with steel and power workloads expanding and railroad orders surge.
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New York
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Alfred P. Stoan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Sloan
Christmas Gatherings Across Amherst Berea and Clarksfield
Christmas at Robert Hasenflue's in Amherst. Elmer Schubert and family spent Christmas Day with relatives in Berea. Harold Berg and family were Christmas guests at Harry Harwoods in Clarksfield.
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Robert Hasenflue
Amherst
Elmer Schubert
Berea
Harold Berg
Harry
Sheffield Honored on Birthday
Mr and Mrs H C Chambers of Ford Road entertained at a family gathering Tuesday evening honoring their son Frank whose birthday fell on Christmas Day An oyster supper was enjoyed and a large birthday cake centered the table with covers for seventeen Present were Mr and Mrs W E Taft Mr and Mrs P L Chambers Mr and Mrs C E Spaulding Mr and Mrs W H Chambers and daughters June and Betty Mr and Mrs A C Haynes and sons Clyde and Robert Mr and Mrs H C Chambers and sons Frank and George
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Sheffield
H. C. Chambers
Ford Road
Frank
W. E. Taft
Mroe
P. L Chambers
C. E. Spaulding
W. H. Chambers
June
Betty
A. C. Haynes
Clyde
Robert
George
Avon Baptist Bible Class Hosts at North Ridge Home
Mr and Mrs Raymond Dunfee entertained the Bible Class of Avon Baptist church at their North Ridge home on Saturday. The evening included dancing and social time, followed by refreshments served at small tables by Mrs Dunfee. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs P and Chambers and family of Gulf Road and Mrs Edna Warden of Port Clinton visiting cousins Edna and Sarah Reeve of Lorain.
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Raymond Dunfee
North Ridge
Avon Baptist Church
Dunfee
P. &. Chambers
Gulf Road
Edna Warden
Port Clinton
Edna
Sarah Reeve
Lorain
Glase Shelves in Hall Use Mirror Cabinet Style
A mirrored hall cabinet adds interest without crowding the space. Recessed shelves display colored glass china or silver trophies, keeping the area from feeling bare. For redecorating consider a private lender with FHA contract insurance.
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Butte
Hall
Ailver Bridge
Federal Housing Administration
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